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Yes Joker, I know. I have had my bad day and it drove me crazy too. The thing is, knowing what a black sick joke the world can be doesn't make me want to laugh... it makes me want to cry. It's not a joke that's worth laughing at.

I love how calm your interpretation is. It makes the Joker seem more cold and calculating with his words.

So what if a man had 100 bad days?

Is this mark hamill? It sounds like him

The Joker is weak because he can't accept that life is tough, he could not cope, it's all a joke to him and he's trying to make people see it his way

i mean both of THE JOKER and BATMAN saw how horrific gotham could be the only difference is the path they have taken WE PEOPLE ARE NOT THE SAME WE HAVE DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE IN LIFE the joker is pro reality while batman saw hope in gotham and its people..

Imagine if Kevin Michael Richardson reads this.

Scar is insane and also evil.

So I have a question. What do you think would happen to the Joker if he had one good day. I’m not talking like “he just blew up a hospital” kind of good,but like a genuinely good day. No evil done, no master scheme, no one dying. Just a really good day. Would it have changed him for the better?

"Because I've heard it before. And it wasn't funny the first time." Batman RIGHT after this monologue.

Because I have heard it before. And it wasn't funny the first time. -----Batman

Joker was never a bad man he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.. fr fr

I once had a bad day but i didn't go mad i just laughed it off.

Insane people don’t know they’re insane. Joker is as sane as the average asshole walking on the streets.

who is having a bad day?

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He's right.

This film is the best Joker portrayal out there. We all have had theories as to how Joker became the evil villain he is. All it takes is one very bad day to drive the most sane man into lunacy. That could not be any more true. Some people who’ve experienced some sort of traumatizing experience can either rise above it (Batman) whereas others let their lunacy consume them and they become dangerous and harmful (Joker). Hamill and Conroy’s acting just made the film even more better.

I think the Joker is both Psychopathically insane AND a nihilist and absurdist.

"maybe normal people don't crack, maybe it's just you."

Because I hear it before Joker, and it's not was funny the first time.

He's right, all it takes is one bad day to change everything. But change for the better, so that you see the world not as broken patches, but something beautiful born from the pain. That is what truly makes us stronger. That is all it takes, to mold the broken man into virtue

"Because I heard it before, and it wasn't funny the first time."

"Life is a Joke".-The Joker

Which jerma stream was this

I think Joker is actually 100 percent sane. He does what he does not because he's insane. He does it cause he just doesn't care. He views reality as a crude vile black joke and he's sees humanity as utterly worthless. And as far as "innocent" people go, there's no such thing. He believes that deep down everyone is monster just like he is and it only takes just one bad day to bring that monster out of anyone. So as far as he's concerned he's really the only sane one and he's just ahead of everyone else. No one, not Batman, not even Hugo Strange has ever truly figured him out. You can't fix what isn't broken. That's why. He's not insane. He's just evil. Simple as that

this is way the joker is the best villian even better than some heros really

My one bad day was when my mother died suddenly a week before Christmas. I’m not The Joker.

Life is just a joke and death is the punchline

I really enjoyed your performance!

I always liked the multiple choice origin story. For years, I have wondered where my desires came from. Where they natural? Did someone give me desire? I loved how the 2019 movie took hints from Joker's bad day, but kept it seperate from DC comics canon. I thought it was interesting to replace Arkham with an ordinary looking hospital, rather than something from the 1700s or 1800s.

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The killing joke

I think I can believe that the monologue is somehow true in many ways. Some can agree while many will not, because they probably never experienced it as a true enough fact of this amazing monologue. I think an example should explain this... One, bad, day CAN drive a man insane. For some who are still lucky enough... If you have one seriously bad day, see a way out, you can use that anchor to escape the terrors of your internal and external struggles. But for a regular, ordinary man to fall into a terrifying abyss of nightmares and inevitable fears from which you CANNOT, EVER, ESCAPE... You WILL go insane. You may refuse this at first, denial is the first stage in your own mind. Then you will try to find ways of a mental escape... But will never satisfy yourself trying, no matter how much you do. Then the final stage finale comes into play! (Pun intended), Your mental struggles will overwhelm your mind, sadness and feelings of loss become your anger and bitter defiance, then you will choose to act as you please... Showing the world that you hate your life, so you will in turn make those suffer in return for your bitterly evil desires. And as I finish this example... Madness, IS the emergency exit.

"Comes to me with the knife, and says, Why so serious son?! Why so serious?!! Let's put a smile on that face!...and... Why so serious?" - Joker

Joker has a different level of commonsense

Do you know what's scary? The Joker is not completely wrong. While Batman (for the most part) proved him otherwise, you can't deny that there is a nugget of truth in his speech.

Finally. The original version straight from the comic book. So far I've seen people doing only the movie version, which is not too bad in and of itself, but doesn't really measure up to this.

What is this from

Batman: _"...because I've heard it all before, and it WASN'T FUNNY THE FIRST TIME!"_

We all react differently to that "one bad day", some can rebuild themselves to a degree, others...don't.

I hate when ever I see people think that the Joker was right, like did you read the story? The joker is an exception to the rule. He tried to do the same thing to Gordon but he failed, Jim was fine. Not to say it can’t happen, but it’s not what happens every time someone goes through something traumatic.

Why does this sound like Richard Epcar joker

Joker wants humanity to become like Joker, billions of people as Joker's disciple, now that is funny

Joker realizes that shit happens and there is no deeper meaning to it.

I mean he's not wrong

This reading has more than enough life of its own to not come off as a Hamill impression. When people try to sound too close to Hamill, you automatically start listening for weaknesses, whereas this is more concerned with the delivery itself. You’re not constrained by another performance but you’re still honouring it ❤️

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“He’s out of line, but he’s right”

He's not wrong one bad day can change a person's life after all that's the story of every superheroes and villains